Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-17
General Notes.

his card.
Yesterday an examination was held
before Justice Thomas D. Dee in the case
of John NJ Edwards, late Pacific Express
agent at Ogden. Owing to his low con-
dition of health the examination was con-
tinued for thirty days.
Even the Police Court is taking an en-
forced rest, as if 'the wicked cease from
troubling"
Frank LesIjc'S for April is on hand at
Giesy & Spargo's.
At Mr.. Abe Kuhn's there was a very
gay masquerade surprise party, last even
ing. Both the amiable and hospitable
hosts and their merry guests spent few
hours in most enjoyable manner.
Where's the sprinkling cart? is the
general hue and cry.
Mr. Isadore Marks, the renowned
clothier, was confined to his house yes
terday, in consequence OF an injury re-
ceived at the Pink party. He was out
again to-day.
Fourth street, just now, is the favorite
with post prandial pedestrians, owing to
the GOODNESS OF its sidewalk, whereas
Fifth street reminds one of the brick fur
naces of Egypt.
Read Cunningham & Co.'s new local
and try their coco phosphates at the
fountain.
Jas. Burrup's pink party in Woodman-
sees hall was a great success.
In about a week the rails will be laid
on the Ogden q Syracuse railroad to the
great salt works, and in a fortnight COM
munication may be open.
On Monday morning six citizens of
Ogden went down to Provo in obedience
to a summons for jury service in the
First District. They were all excused,
however, and four of them "a. c. Smith,
J. f. Browning, j. NJ. Lentz and John
Rowland returned to their roosts in the
junction City. Charles Fletcher re.
manned on private business and James
b. Stoddard for the purpose of arrang-
ing for public lecture on the great sub
ject of Mormon priestcraft on which
he is SC Wei versed.
The people of Cornne are setting the
Territory laudable example worthy OF
imitation, or rather emulation. They
have erected a 24x62 adobe-lined frame
structure, ceiled and dou boarded, the
structure TO be used as an absolutely free
school. 1t is all ready axcept the paint
ing, which will be finished in a few days.
by 4. J. Cazzie. Mayor J. w. Guthrie
deserves great credit as the prime mover
in this praiseworthy improvement, as do
all the other good citizens Of the Burg on
the Bear
The new law respecting the dowry is
already giving the notaries good deal of
extra business, as the women have to
execute, jointly with their husbands,
convevances in real estate. Many a sale
would never have transpired in the past,
mad the unfortunate hondswomen been
allowed their say in the matter They
can gladly give up their participation in
election frauds hitherto practiced; and
equality will be established between man
and vifo as it should be.
Patrick's Day in the morning."
and grand ball Of the Pleasant Hour Club
in W lmansee's Hall in the evening. 4
rousi ne is anticipated.
Up.a i EN- they had regular cold
time" sc non last Sunday, by fanatical
elder, W, exhorted the brethren and
sisters 10 obey the priesthood in all
things, though the ungodIy may gnaSh
their gums or grind their teeth. 1t is
needless to say that the sporting sprig's
father is in t hands OF the law for un-
lawful cohabit.tion added to brutal
defiance.
w. A. Strltton. Of Omaha, was regis
tered at the Broom yesterday.
G. R. Foster, OF st. Joe, Missouri, took
his lunch al John Broom } well-set table.
Mrs. Joseph Wright has returne from
Nicholia. where she has been nursing
her husband, the well-known zoe, the
auctioneef," who has been Athlete fbc
several months.
l learn from Mr.. John Lee, that his
brother-in-law. Congressman McShAna,
has purchased the Omaha Herrld for
$l50,000.
There is a depressing pail OF dizziness
over all the business these last days.
Let the loyal people prepare for u good
square fight on the school cleo
tions taking place in this county, as in
all others, in August next. There is a
close chance for the Liberals to carry
few districts. At any rate, it's worth
while to try.
Ii is understood that Mr.. L. Il. Rogers
has made application for a U. S. Com
missionership, being recommended by
Hons. Emerson, Smith and Kimball.
This is good endorsement for the young
gentleman, who is rising member of
our bar
The latest wedding is that of Mr. H. T.
Jackman and Miss Lily Stuart. 1t took
place last evening. The happy couple
received the hearty congratulations of
their friends.
Chas. Royse and j. w. Lamoreaux, of
Albion, Idaho, came down from the north
last evening and put up at the Chapman
House.
The Grafton OF Judge Emerson on the
life and works (active and humanitarian
of the late Father Upchurch of the \. 0.
u. W, is still topic OF general admir-
alton as one of that gentleman's finest
efforts
Major NJ. II. Beardsley, former pro-
pretor OF the Union Depot Hotel and
afterwards of the Broom, now at Green
River, is. i'm town on business, being
heartily greeted by his many friends.
St. Patrick's day was celebrated this
forenoon in the Catholic Church by re-
iigious worship which was largely at
tended and quite impressive.
Cigars! Cigars!
When YOU want to smoke and desire